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When very young, who have acquired
European ways of thinking, and even pre-
fer the land of adoption to their own; but
these cases are so rare as scarcely to form
exceptions. They are true patriots, for the
visible horizon bounds all their wishes In
France, Spain or Italy, they might manage
to exist; but in the United States or Eng
land they would be as much out of their
natural element as fish out of water. An
icy climate, not colder than the manners
of the people, a harsh language almost I'M
possible to acquire, a religion which they
consider heretical, etiquette carried to ex-
cess. and iusupportable order in the toilet
= rebosoS unknown, cigaritos considered
barbarous-they feel like exiles from Para
disc, and live only in hopes of return.
II a Mexican girl is ignorant she seldom
betrays it, Generally they have the great
est tact, never by chance wandering beyond
their depth, or indicating by word or sign
that they are not perfectly weil-informed
on the subject under discussion. Though
seldom graceful on foot, they are never
awkward, and always self possessed. They
have plenty of natural talent, and where it
has been cultivated no woman can surpass
them. OF what is called literary society, of
course there is none. There are, however,
few families of the old school, descend
ants of titled Spaniards, who are rich with
out ostentation and highly educated. These
select few mingle little in general society,
being scarcely known at all to foreigners
and you may be sure they keep their
daughters closely at home that they may
not be contaminated by bad examples
FANNIE B. WARD.
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DlSCONk h1 VI NEN CONTINENT,
And its possession by Christian powers.
seem to have blunted the perceptions of
Christendom and rendered all nations in
sensible to the atrocities of the conquista-
dores. Says Michael Chevalier "Cortez
and his band were men OF violence and
blood little better than horde of pirates
and bandiiti They had committed crimes
which by the laws of all nations could be
expiated only by gallows for the prin-
cipal and the galleys for his followers
Herod of Judea and Cortez of Mexico may
divide the honors between then, as minis
tiers of human wickedness."
Without going into details to prove the
truth of this criticism, We may merely hint
at the historical fact that the crusaders, in
their zeal to Christianize the simple Aztees.
acquitted so many wives among their
captives that they were obliged to brand
them, like cattle, with red-hot irons so that
each man might be able to recognize his
own especial converts. Bernal Diaz, Cortez'
friend and the chronicler of the expedition,
lets fall few such damaging statements as
this: "Atterwards, when we had captured
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FOB SALE-TG Lea.

NOR SALE. CHEAP-TBREEBIL LIARD AND,
and in good repair; also lot of Window Sash
ano Gl ,ss loors, suitable for hot house pur-
poses. Apply at GEO. F. PARKER'S. No 200
K street southeast corner. II
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| nor SALE VERY CHEAP BLACK -
| 9 Clydesdaie Stallion, years old; Al yT21
weighs about 1,400; gets good colts; a-l--
| horse and sample OF his cots can be seen at W.
| G. BROWNS Ranch, Is miles north of Sacra-
| mento on the Sacramento river. Price, $500.
fp3-6t$
The Washington critic., 1887-05-02
CHURCH AND CLERGY.

THE Episcopal Convention OF the Diocese
of Pennsylvania will meet In Philadelphia
next Tuesday.
The DEDICATION OF the new hall OF the
Young Mems Christian Association of Rich
mond will take place May 10.
REV. Il. 7. BRowN, rector OF Christ
Church, Rockville, Md, has resigned on
account Of his advancing years.
REV. JULIUS E. GRAMMER, rector of st.
Peters, Baltimore, Is named In connection
with the vacant bishopric OF Delaware.
REV. 4. p. EPEs OF the Manchester (Ya.)
Presbyterian Church has rendered his reslg-
nation, and will accept call to Georgia.
ASSISTANT BISHOP RANDOLPH held SER
vices at Onancock, Va, and Accomac
urt,,llouse Friday and at Puncoteaqus
Saturday.
The EAST HAEovER PREsBYTERY Of Vir-
Glnia will meet az Petersburg uexI Tuesday,
Rev Il, p, Kerr Of Richmond preichn. the
opening fermon,
REV, CHALMERS NOuGa late NJ Hump
den sidney Lulirc", ytstefliy aft red
upon the pasturuc uf Ol atreGt PresUy-
terian Church, Petersburg, Va.
THE SOUTHERN BApTIsT CONVENTION
vill meet at Louisville, May o, WITH 1900
delegates present. It represents li4SS
churches and l,O3a coo mrmbers
THE MoNTGuMGEY IREsuYTEHY, which
meets at FincasIls, Va, May ., embraces
fortyone churches Ia Allegheny. Craig,
Roanoke, Montgomery, Floyd, Bedford aud
Campbell counties.
REV PATRICK ANTHoSY LuppeN, Vicar
General Of the Catholic Diocese Of Albany,
was yesterday cunsecratod Bishop of the
new See Of Syracuse in Central New York.
1he cert mony took place IN Syracuse, Arch
bishop COrrlgan acting as c0HaCcrltor.
The Washington critic., 1887-05-02
NOTES AND GOSSIP.

THE consolidated gas companies of Chi
cago represent capital OF S25 100000.
THE American Association for the
York, August 10, for weeks session.
The family Of Mr.. Waller, Consul ZEN
eral at London, will sail for New York
Wednesday, to remain here until fall.
TnE New York Coaching Club will drive
all tie way to Philadelphia on the l4th
Instant to visit A. j. Cassatt at his Chester
Book stock farm.
Miss LILLIAN TAYLeR, daughter of the
late Bayard Taylor, /, engaged to DIR.
Ribiani promising young German physi-
clan, now cOulected with the University OF
Halle.
The Brazilian Consul-General at New
York is informed that the Emperor of
Brazil is not sick as recently reported, but
happily conval, scent from an illness OF some
weeks ago.
Mn. PULITZER Of the New York World
who is in London, accompanied by his wife,
has been troubled with slight congestion
Of The lungs, but will probably leave for
Paris some time this week.
Mr.. SIMPSON Entertaining young lady at
the flower show)-Do you like Jersey cat
tie, Miss frankie; Miss Frankie (euthusi-
astically Like them dote on them.
was tom in Newark, you KNOW Mail
and Express.
Sing song OF cleaning house
POcke,ful Of nails,
Four-and-twenty dustpans,
Scrubbing-brooms and pals
-lChicago Mail.
JoHS l.. MITCHELL, the son and princi-
pal heir of the late Alexander Mitchell OF
Mllwakuee,is about 40 years OF age and con-
slderably like his father In personal appear
ance and business methods,
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The Surplus In the Treasury.

EDITOR CRITlC: There were many per-
soTs who paid 500 to the Govcrnmeutwhen
drafted, In the early years of the war. Let
the Government refund the amount each
paid, ard thus reduce the surplus.
Washington, April 3d. DRAFTED.
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TIE QUESTION,

stlll on The lips Of all we question
The finger Oi Gods silence lies,
Shall the lost hands In ours bo folded!
VIII the shut cyeiij5 ever rlscg
o ftlends, no proof beyond this yearuing,
This uut5trCt0h ut our souls, we uggl;
God Will NOT mock the hope he givcth;
No love he prompts shall yaiuly plead.
Then let us stretch our hands ia darkness,
And call our loved ones o'er and DER;
Some time their arms shall close about us
And Ihe old voices speak once more.
ID. j, Whittier.
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THE Post and the Supreme Court of
the United States seem to be at "outs"
on the power of Congress to make
money out of paper. We do not say
that the Supreme Court is infallible on
this point, but, with all due Difference
TO the judicial mind Of our esteemed
contemporary, we are compelled to ac-
cept the court as the higher authority.
The Washington critic., 1887-05-02
+. b. MCGUIRE, President.
II. D. MCINTYRE. Secretary.

THE THIRD ANNUAL COMMENCE
L nent Of the Medical and Dental Depart
ments of the National University will be held
Tuesday. May 3. Mt so'clock D. m, at the
Congregational Church, corner q and 10th sts.
northwest
Members of the medical and dental pro-
fessions and the public are inv ted TO attend.
II. II. BARKER, NJ. D.,
Dean.
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GENERAL AND oRIriCuLAR.

Some "smarty" In Western paper, who
thinks he is photographic engineer, asks
"Can the Missouri River be damnedY'
This viii cause the countenauces OF the
entire population from the Yellowstone to
the Mississippi to expand into one contln.
uous emile. They have heard steamboat
captains and stevedores talk before this,
and have done little Of 1t themselves.
The towels used in the Treasury Depart
ment have the monogram "U. $. 7. D.n
woven In the centre OF each. II ls supposed
10 stand for "Uncomfortably Small and
Terribly Dirty"
loved thee as friend till now
Admired thy manly graces;
But all Is o'er. You've sought to give
tip upon the races.
All telegraphic messages are sent on tick,
but singular as It may seem, very few peo-
pie succeed in beating the companies.
CURTAIN LECTURE.
am anxious to talk to you, Grover,
I've something important to say;
I've been looking things carefully over,
To see why you're acting this way.
/" You know very well when married
The head OF this nation so firm,
For your pleadings I'd never have tarried,
II I'd thought that you'd quit with one
term.
Don't you know that press correspond
cnt
lsaperson whom all should avoid;
No wonder I'm veNcl aud despOndent,
Was wife ever 50 much aHuOyedY
No more quiet rosis IN be taking
In our pastoral humr az Oak View,
For l'll ever he trembling and Qpaking
AtsCine nonsense you're llEeiy tu do.
so, Grover, think IN stay 10y You,
Let again yon should iamper With fate;
And IN zee thAt 90 urua!ists try you
un your hopes inr the year 'SS.'
GLOW are you, both Of youin as the nan
said TO eighteen ,aiiUrs
"lie's an 'oatl-rt,'n rr,narkci john W.
CorsOn this tnorniug, 10 referring to
stock sptculator who was proiaaing loudly
ut the absorption Of lis margins.
"AccIdents, so-calltd, are the result of
carelessuess. .n-[ [CmrrC. How about the
man who was knocked over 10y a meteor?n
= Post
twas the result OF carelessness on the
part OF the meteor. of course
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NEVER was fairer May day than
yesterday, and fair May day in
Washington, with its vesture of bud
ding green and crown of balmy skies,
Is thing of beauty and Joy forever.
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CALDWELL & SONS,

" Dealers In
ANTIQUE AND OTHER FURNITURE,
SUi street northwest.
Carpets, Stoves Spring Mattresses, Mirrors
and oil Paintings.
Feather Pillows and Mattresses to order at
lowest prices.
Repairing and Upholstery a speciality.
Fine Old Mahogany Chairs, Odd pieces OF
furniture OF all descriptions
S2J- Q. II. Caldwell Is agent for the Victor
Fire and Burglarproof Safes.
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eggs. But II was not so ordered. The
opposition became more pronounced
and trucuent. There were those VINO
thought II would be eNtinguished under
the forms Of law by the hanging of
John Brown. But It fed on the fires 1t
kindled. II Is so with all revolutionary
reforms. 1t will he so with Prohibi.
tioA If It's opponents adopt the bloody
and cowardly tactics Of the shotgun.
1t is movement that cannot be stamped
out by brute force, and conservative
citizens who do not subscribe 10 the
doctrines of prohibition nor believe in
their statutory promulgation cannot
too Indignantly nor cnergetically con
demn the crimes that are committed
against Its agitators.
Mr.. PowpERIy is said to be rapidly
reaching the conclusion that the true
interests OF American labor demand
restriction of foreign immigration He
is not Know Nothing, in the political
sense Of the term, but seems to be salts.
fed that the labor organizations of the
country, In order to attain n proper
degree of usefulness and efficiency,
must undergo an elimination of their
vicious and disturbing elements, most
of which are of foreign origin. This
raises a new issue and bodies n sharp
conflict, but Mr. Powderly is right in
the position that Americans alone
that Is, citizens of American sympIthles
and ideas-must rule America.
IL MS address before the Anti
Poverty Society of New York yr,ter
day, Of which he j. president anI
Henry George. vic,.Hrc.iicGt. Or. NJ.
Gym said thlt r,lg,ou would oevrr
ic right until We ,nv "Drmonrutr
Polc walkIu dow Brniv,y wtth u
stovs.pipc hat nr h,s heed and carry.
Ing an umbrella uud,r his arm '
That's what nigh, be cllied u long
look ahead Yet things quite rs
strange us uHt haze happened in the
worlds history.
THE presence of Secretary Lomom
in New York, and the fact that while
there he called on Governor Hill, caused
he New York papers yesterday morn
ing to fairly wrigglc with curiosity to
know what twas all about but none Of
them seem TO have arrived at a satisftc.
tory solution of the mystery. Its com
forting to reflect, however, that the
Government still lives.
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sirst Race Each Day at 3 O'Clock.
Special Race Trims

VIII leave the Baltimore and Ohio Depot at
1910, l:45, $50, $50. Returning as soon as the
races are over. Round trip tickets, 15c.
Members can obtain their badges from p.
II. Christman, treasurer, at office of the club,
10th street and Penna. avenue.
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I-,ROF. suELpoN,s FORrIETH AN

i nnaI May Ball VIII lake place on MOn-
day, May ~, Sp. m ut National Rifles Hall,
90 G st n W. Dances of the following ma
tionalities will be introduced: American,
English, French, Spanish, Italian, German,
Russian, Polish, Seapolitan, Scotch, Irish,
etc, A new feature, the "Tambourine Drill"
Tickets, 5Cc, and 81, at the Academy, 1901 F
street Il w.
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EOK RENT-A Brick Dwelling,
Il rooms and cellar, bet I. ST and Mass ave
and 18th and lith sts u W; Sii per month.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD. 1926 F st n W.
L'OR EENT-A 5-Room Brick House;
II water In yard; rent cheap. Call at 52k
II ST n G, half square from Government Print
ing Office.
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pROEOSAlS,
FOR POSTAL NOTES
i AND MONEY ORDER DRAFTS.
posrorFtce DEPARTMENT,

PosTuFFtcE DEPAnrMENr,
WASHINGTON, u. c., April 30, 1887.
STALLED PROPOSALS are Invited anu WIZ
he received at this Department until IL O'cloct
M, on SATURDAY. the 2Sth day of May, lsS!;
for furnishing all the Postal Notes" and AL
the Money order Drafts" which the Depart
ment may order during period of four yolrs,
commencing on the 18th day Of August. ist'.
The Public Printer and the. Chief ol the
Bureau of Engraving and Printing OF the
Treasury Department are respectively re-
qured by law to submit estimates for this
work In competition with other bidders.
Blank forms Of bids,with full specifications,
order DRAFT, viii be furnished upon upon appiica.
tion TO the Superintendent Of the Money.
Order system, Postofice Department. Wash
ington, ID. G.. The right to reject any bid or
estimate is reserved.
WILLIAM r. Villas,
POstmaster. General
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WANTED RELe...FEMALE.

The fOi'OlriRg CldSs or Advertisements, such
n Wdats, For Sale on Rant and similar small
EfHafg, -four !lHts or lfss, one time, 25 cents;
trO tina, 40 csnte: NTce lines, 30 ctats.
VN ASTED-A smart, Encrg etic Lady
w TO act as agent iorus In this city; liberal
ttIms 10 capable person. UNIVERSAL
hON ELTY CO., l0l! PA ave W.
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nR. a, Il. ALBAUGH, ONCE and Resi-
~ dence 1920 q 81 n W, treats all Chronic
Affections of the Eye and Ear, Throat, Ca
turh, Lungs, Kidneys and Spleen, Dyspepsia,
rheumatism, GOut, Fits, Spasms, all Female
Complaints, Piles, Tumors, Cancers, eto f,
Tape Worms removed In u few hours. Calls
promptly attended to night or day. Onicc
hours, TO 10 q. NJ, /? TO = p. IN, I to and
TO $3.50 y. m; Sunday, Toto II a. IN 3 to- y. m.
The Washington critic., 1887-05-02

EOR SALE-1O Lots, East Fronts,
- MAii5la feet to alley on elst st, bet n
pavenents. These lots are most desirably
located In the finest section of the city, and
will be sold singly or altogether. Any one
find these most pleasantly situated and prices
low for locality.
NORTH WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE CO.,
ll1O II n W,
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FOR SALE-..l0TS.

EOR sALE-LOTs-I Have 100000
II feet Of ground In one body left at Good
HOPE Park; only half mile from the new
bridge now being built by the United States
Government, at the terminus of Pa ave. The
in America; with an elevation of 200 feet ID
commands view of the surrounding country
for over GO miles, including every part OF
Washington City;also fine view of the Poto-
mae and Anacostia Rivers. Remember, this
property Is exactly the same distance from
Capitol building as Dupont Circle and eN-
Senator Blaine's residence.
Will be sold at Investment prices.
ST SUIT,
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EOR sALE-3 :.story Brick Dwell-
II ings, rooms each gas and water; well
rented; good as homes or for an investments;
price, 81 400 each, TYLER Il RUTHERFORD,
llln IL II Il
The Washington critic., 1887-05-02

DAEONAMA OF Battle of Bull Run,
i 10th ST., two blocks south of Pa. ave.
The most realistic battle scene ever painted.
Lighted at night by 800 electric lights. Open
from a. m to 10 y. m. On SUNDAYS half price.
The Washington critic., 1887-05-02
WANTED-..ROOMS,

M ANTED-The Occasional Use OF u
w nicely furnished room in a respectable
ncighborhood where no questions arc asked
address A. II. CIlANDF0RD, General Deliv-
cry, city postoflico
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FOH SALE-h0USES.

EOR SALE-O a.story ana Cellar
Il brick dwellings, q rooms and bathroom,
all mod imps on II St .; price, $500 each.
TYLER a. RUTHERFORD,
I2lj II 81 II W.
The Washington critic., 1887-05-02

w ASTED-- An Experienced white
w nurse, under 30, to take care of two
children; eldest three years youngest three
months, Address, giving experience and ref
erenccs, II. W. s., Critic office.
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WANTED HELP-.-FEMAlE.

w ANTED-A House Servant, Either
w man or woman; must be capable. APP
ply at lul7 Conn ave,
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WANTED HELP---MhlE,

WANTED--A Few First-Ciass Car
w penters. Apply at No. i97 stn W.
M ANTED-An Experienced Man to
w take care of horses drive and make
himself generally useful In n private family.
Address n, Critic office, giving references.
Years. cid to ~%s attend SS pSSi tables al 70 alS
make himself generally useful. Apply i'm
mediatoly $50 La ave n W.
"ANTED-A Colored Boy to Work
w in store. Call at 1921 nth ST W.
" "ANTED-Hnnds on Fruit Farm u
w mile from Boundary st, opposite Glen
wood Cemetery. Inquire at cemetery cato
for stewards place.
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"Accldents, so-calltd, are the result of
carelessuess. - LCmrIC. How about the
man who was knocked over 10y meteor?n
Il Post.
TWAS the result Of carclessness on the
part Of the meteor, uf course.
The Washington critic., 1887-05-02

WANTED-A Girl to Work ut Tailor
w ing; one with n little experience pre-
forred Apply at o2D sth st n W, Sd room. 81
floor, between and ga m.
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DOR RENT 90 Furnished, Dining
II room and kitchen; large pleasant rooms;
Will take pay in board. isS ID st NV.
The Washington critic., 1887-05-02

"He's an 'oatl,-et,'m remarked john W.
Corson this morning, Ia referring to
stock sptculator who was proiaaing loudly
ut the absorption Of Lis margins.
The Washington critic., 1887-05-02

All telegraphic messages are sent on tick,
but singular as 1t may seem, very few peo-
pie succeed in beating the companies.
The Washington critic., 1887-05-02

L'OK RENT-2-story Brick Dweil'g,
l. 5rs, Sl2.h0 per month; l1,s 0l6 st n W,
TYLER Il RUTHERfORD,
1loG n st n w
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GLOW are you, both Of youin as the mao
said to eighteen ,diiUrs
The Washington critic., 1887-05-02
SUMNER RESORTS.
SUWnC0 nEnvh ..
. PEMIGrW AsSET HOUSE,, PLY-

THE PEMIGEwA Asser HOUSE, Ply
MOUTH, N H..
Now open for guests, Is delightfully."- located
In the Franconia Mountains; accommodates
2S0; has steam heat and every modern CON
venence, and arranged expressly for those
desiring to spend the spring In tho White
Mountains. Very low rates for May and
June. Special rates for season. send Tor
circular. c. II. MARDEN, Manager.
CHENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS,
- VA.
Mountain resort; unsurpassed location,
grounds and appointments. For full particu'
lars apply at 1924 N street, Washington ID.
c., or to the Proprietor,
Al. MYERS.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NOR REST-Dosk-rOom in u Nicely
Il furnished room; opposite the Patent
Office; typc'writer preferred. Address STAN.
LEY. Critic Office
The Washington critic., 1887-05-02

ENGRAyED PLATE, 81; Printing
IL 30 visiting cards from same, 45c; print
llthograph check books made to order.
j. l.. KEltVAND, 1919 Pa ave n W.
The Washington critic., 1887-05-02

nYsTERSi Oystersi Oystersi II You
n Suart raon
not fall to buy them of BEALE'S Oyster Es-
tablishment, 42i 10th st W. You will get
them at reduced rates.
The Washington critic., 1887-05-02

loved thee as q friend till now
Admired thy manly graces;
But all is DER. You've sought to give
a tip upon the races.
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ron Observation-Disclosures

EOR ssLI1-Ten shares tslOpar) Ar.
A row steamship stock, address l. W N,
tOS 9Th Il II W.
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finanoai.
SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD.

~&S
Holders Of the FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS who wish to
their rights under the mortgage requested to de-
posit their bonds with the Central Trust Company OF New
York before 2lstday February NEXT in accord
with provisions OF the bondhoders agreement dated
January II 1897.
Only bon4hoders deposng entitled to participated
any of the benefits resulting from the action Of the committee
The approach the end of the foreclosure proceedings
necesaes prompt action the part of the bondholders
Copies the agreement further information be had
application the Company any mem
Der of the committee.
GEORGE WOOD,
OF Wood Huestis & Co.
81 Pinest. New.York
CHARLES L. LAMBERToN,
IL Exchange place New.York.
JOSEPH LEEDoM
eO7 WsInutst, Philadelphia,
HORACE N. BARNS
Bristol Rhode Island.
FRANK c. HoLLINs.
OF Frank c. Hoins 4 ca.
IL wall-st, Now-York.
WILLIAM A. READ.
ofvenniye & Co,
10 and Is Nassau-st. New York.
Committee OF First Mortgage Bondholders.
WE OFFER FOR SALE
KaIan,a 700 Street RAILWAY First Mortgage Per Cent
Bonds price, par aud interest.
Knoxville and Ohio First Mortgage Per Cent Bonds
For, smith and Van Bursn Bridge Bond;
O Railroad. 106 and interest.
Grape Creek Coal Company's First Mortgage fcr
Cent Bonds 9J and Interest.
For further particulars call on or address
GRISWOLD a. GILLETT,
No. Wail-sf., y. Y.
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Nurtinn 8ales Of Real Gstaie.

@RttmU Outko W bSIUb 0pkIlls
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
IL. & I. PHILLIPS. AUCTIONEERs
will sell at the Real Estate Exchange,
Nos SO and 65 Libertyst.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY "a,
ut ~ O'Clock, 49,
Fhe ten valuable north side OF 18th 100
feet east also the I'VE lots south SIDE OF oth
lao feetW west SHAVE, each 25xlOO
For maps further particulars apply TO MOKSAS j.
OBRIES ESQ ATTORNEY for Administrator. or the Auc-
tionser. No. lac broadway
DICHARD V. BARNETT & CO.. Auctioneers,
III WILL SELL AT ACcTION. WEDNESDAY, EEB. ~
AT IL O'CLOCK NOON. AT THE REAL rs ATE EN-
CHANGE DAUCTION ROOM. SO 20 90 Liberty 81
BY ORDER OF THE SIXTH AVENUE T. Ce
Seth 9th southeast cor fronting fark-o i<o's
R3th-st and 6thave northeast cor.-6 Lots.
6Sth st. and 9th ave-, southeast col Lot
kSth ST., south side 90 II east OF 6thave-4 Lots
75 per cent can remain at I = per cent
WEDNESDAY. FEB g.
Executor sale.
Elizabeth N. u
Desirable Dwellings and Grounds,
choceiy situated Madison ave-,
Grand st. and Monroe-ave.
90 per may remain at per cent
MAPS AT AUCTIoNEERs. 70 LIBERTYsT.
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yv,O pIEASrRE TRAVELLERS.

ITO PLEASURE TRAVELLEKS.
TIE ~ 4 and Brazil Mall sSl Co.'S Steamers" AancA
and Adyancov sail monthly for Rio de yaneifos
touching at ST. Thomas Barbados Para Maranam Pernam'
iuco ami Bahia The Alliance" continuing 10 SANTOS
This is delightful voyage Of about 20 days iDeluains
stopa There are safer more comfortable steamers
Limit tits very seldom they meet rough weather.
PAUL f. GERHARD a CO.. Gen. AgentA. ~ BroSd-sI